Installing MySQL Enterprise on Ubuntu

MySQL Enterprise packages are not available in Ubuntu’s default repositories. You need to download them directly from the MySQL website. For this guide we will download the package via wget script instead of direct download.

Step 1: Download the wget script

Visit the Oracle Software Delivery Cloud page
Log in with your Oracle account credentials
Get the wget downloader script (refer screenshots below)

TO BE CONTINUE

Step 2: Running the wget script

Once the wget script is downloaded, use the following commands to use it:

On the server, create a new directory
```
mkdir mysql-enterprise && cd $_
```
Create a new file & make it executable
```
touch downloader.sh && chmod +x $_
```
Paste the wget script content retrieved from the website earlier
```
nano downloader.sh
```
Run the script, you will be prompted with sign in credentials
```
./downloader.sh
```
The script will download .zip chunk files, make sure to check the wget log for any error

Step 3: Installing the downloaded package

Unzip all the .zip chunk files
```
unzip -o *.zip
```
Install the .deb file
```
sudo dpkg -i *.deb
```
Here, your installation will be interrupted due to an unmet dependencies error
Fix broken dependencies
```
sudo apt install -f
```
This will scans the system for packages with missing or broken dependencies

Conclusion

Verify the mysql version, you should see “MySQL Enterprise Server - Commercial” in the output

mysql --version